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By Alexis Williamson | February 1, 2026
The latest batch of documents from the Justice Department, dropped just days ago, pulls back the curtain on Jeffrey Epstein's tangled web of influence. Among the revelations: a series of business ties and private exchanges with members of the Rothschild family, one of the world's most storied banking dynasties. These files, part of over three million pages released on January 30, 2026, paint a picture of Epstein as more than a convicted sex offender—he operated as a connector for elites eyeing profits from global turmoil.
Take the 2015 contract between Epstein's Southern Trust Company and the Edmond de Rothschild Group. Signed on October 5 of that year, the deal handed Epstein's firm $25 million to handle "risk analysis and the application and use of certain algorithms."
Epstein, listed as president of the Virgin Islands-based Southern Trust, partnered with Ariane de Rothschild, who represented the Swiss banking giant. On the surface, it reads like a standard financial arrangement, but given Epstein's history, questions arise about what "risk" really meant in his world. Was this just number-crunching, or something deeper involving data manipulation tied to his broader network?
The Epstein files reveal a $25 MILLION contract between Epstein's Southern Trust Company and the Edmond de Rothschild Group back in 2015!
— Red Pill USA (@Red_Pill_US) January 31, 2026
Officially for "risk analysis and the application and use of certain algorithms."
It makes one wonder what the contract was REALLY for.… pic.twitter.com/Bkhdrxkhxx
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— HEATHER C. (@Heatherc_77) February 1, 2026
THIS IS HUGE.
The individual who anonymously posted on 4Chan the morning of Epstein’s death, August 10, 2019 claiming he witnessed weird happenings at the prison before Epstein’s death has been identified in the Epstein files.
Roberto Grijalva, an officer at… pic.twitter.com/XdLqQQWaVe
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